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espanolEste articulo pretende arrojar luz sobre el uso de una familia de metaforas que rodean el juicio (ritualizacion, dramatizacion, realizacion, ceremonia cuasi-religiosa), y propone la idea de que la nocion de una ritualizacion judicial expresa la encomiable intencion de dar tiempo y oportunidad a la justicia penal internacional -pese a que dichas oportunidades no tengan objetivo cierto, aunque permitan la expresion de un abanico de emociones. El articulo se basa en una comparacion entre las obras Pensamientos y Lettres provinciales (Cartas provinciales), de Blaise Pascal, por un lado, y Observaciones a La rama dorada de Frazer y Lecciones y conversaciones sobre estetica, psicologia y creencia religiosa, de Ludwig Wittgenstein, por el otro. En un intento de explicar nuestra tendencia a poner el juicio en diferentes contextos, se pregunta por el tipo de conocimiento que nos lleva a formarnos la idea misma de una ritualizacion judicial. EnglishThis paper aims at clarifying our use of a metaphor family often surrounding the trial (ritualization, dramatization, performance, religious-type ceremony), and supports the idea that the notion of a judicial ritualization expresses the praiseworthy intention to allow time and occasions to the penal international justice – such occasions having no predetermined goal, however, though they make it possible for a variety of emotions to manifest themselves. This article is grounded on a comparison between Pascal's Pensees (Thoughts) and Lettres provinciales (Provincial letters) on the one hand, and Wittgenstein's Remarks on Frazer's Golden bough and his Lessons on religious belief on the other. In an effort to explain our tendency to put the trial in various contexts, it interrogates the kind of knowledge that leads us to form the very idea of a judicial ritualization. francaisCet article vise a clarifier le recours a une famille de metaphores qui entoure frequemment le proces (ritualisation, theâtralisation, mise en scene, ceremonie de type religieux), et defend la these que la notion de ritualisation judiciaire exprime avant tout la louable intention d'accorder a la justice internationale penale un temps et des occasions sans finalite preconcue, mais qui permettent la manifestation d'une diversite d'emotions. Il prend principalement appui sur la comparaison des Pensees et des Lettres provinciales de Pascal d'une part, sur les Remarques sur Le Rameau d'or de Frazer et les Lecons sur la croyance religieuse de Wittgenstein d'autre part. C'est en s'efforcant de rendre raison de notre tendance a inscrire le proces penal dans differents contextes, qu'il pose la question du genre de connaissance qui nous conduit a former cette idee de ritualisation judiciaire.

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Grimaces et lèvres pincées : remarques sur la ritualisation pénale (Pascal, Wittgenstein) (Grimaces and Pursed Lips: Remarks on the judicial ritualization –Pascal, Wittgenstein)